Where we ride
Our trips head to ski areas around Maine. Drive times are approximate and start from Orono, so check conditions and your route before you go.
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Maine's second-highest peak and the biggest vertical in the state, with the only lift-served above-treeline terrain in the East. A long-time favorite for club trips thanks to its size and variety, from wide groomers to steep glades.
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A sprawling resort in western Maine spread across eight connected peaks. Known for its snowmaking, long groomed runs, and well-kept terrain parks, so it works for first-timers and park riders alike.
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A big-mountain feel in the Rangeley Lakes region, with a quieter, less crowded atmosphere than the larger resorts. Popular with skiers and riders who like natural-feeling terrain and short lift lines.
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A small local hill just outside Bangor and the closest mountain to campus. Great for night skiing, learning the basics, or a quick after-class session without a full day of driving.
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A friendly, family-run mountain in Rumford with a classic small-town feel and some of the most affordable lift tickets around. Good for relaxed days and for newer skiers and riders.
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A friendly mid-size mountain near Bridgton in western Maine, with views over Moose Pond and night skiing on select evenings. A relaxed day trip with something for every level.
Forecasts are for the area around each mountain, fromOpen-Meteo (opens in a new tab). Heads-ups are a quick guide, not official weather warnings. Check the mountain's website and road conditions before you go.
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